"Murder in the Hamptons," the story of a suave, successful businessman and his exotic, adoring lover. From the outside, it sounds like a fairy tale -- but behind closed doors, the marriage of Ted Ammon and Generosa Rand was beyond volatile. After the couple's ugly divorce, who would have thought the fallout would lead to murder? Poppy Montgomery stars in this scandalous true story filled with lies, accusations, violence and cover-ups.

Owen (Paul Schneider of All the Real Girls) wants to be a serious writer, but ever since moving to Los Angeles, the only work he can get is co-writing trashy autobiographies for people who'd prefer he omit the unseemly truth, like Bucky (Fred Willard) an egotistical, philandering former astronaut. Owen thinks L.A. is keeping him from achieving his romantic and professional goals, but he can't bring himself to leave. After a big earthquake inspires Owen's manipulative, unfaithful ex-girlfriend to tell him she wants nothing more to do with him, he finally decides to get out of town. He arranges to write a bio for a Princeton physicist, and he tells all his friends and acquaintances the brutal truth, so that he won't be tempted to stay or come back to L.A. He tells his friend and housemate Rob (Dorian Missick) that he can't stand his girlfriend. He admits to Stephanie (Tori Spelling) that his other housemate, Allison (Poppy Montgomery), has always found her attractive, but he neglected to tell Stephanie this bec

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Dramatic moments from Without a Trace: Requiem